Daily Republican., 1887-08-11
NEWS SUM M AIRY.

An Omaha Indian Pr0moted-Rurn or
No Rum-The storm on Tuesday
Night-etruck Cow.
Francis La Flesche, q full. blooded
Omaha Indian, employed In the Buresu
OF Indian Affairs, was on Wednesday
promoted from . 1000 clerkship to a
clerkehip of the 81, 200 clsss. La Flesche
was educated ut the Mission School OF
an Indian agency in Nebraska. On
several occaaions be has acted DIS inter.
prefer between his people and Govern.
ment officers.
Willis McDearmon, q school teacher
near Babattis, Tennessee, found his
school house surrounded BY . mob on
Wednesday, and he was refused admis
sion because he was Prohibittonist.
McDearmon opened another school
house Anti Prohibitions lists installed
new teacher, and pupils divided &C
cording to parents views on the sub
jsct.
Reports from the North west say the
storm on Tuesday night WAS pretty
general, and In the lumber districts,
where forrest fires we're raging, the
rain checked the progress Of the flames.
kilograms from the interior Of Wiscon.
sin indicate that the wind storm which
accompanied the rain was very violent
and tina. much dam 1ge has resulted In
consequence.
| As construction train on the Louis
Will, Evansville and St Louis Air Line
Railroad was approaching Dofi's Sta
sion, Indiana, on Tuesday, the engine
struck Q COW, and the train was thrown
from the track. Nine Of the construc'
ton crew were badly injured. Five of
them cannot recover.
A shoe factory at Wolfbo-o, New
Hampshire, owned by the Steam Power
Company ard occupied by Monroe s.
Co. and Cropley s. Go In manu- factur.
ing shoes, was burned on Tuesday
night, together with nine dwelling
houses. the total loss 10 placed 8.
1926, ,0t0; insurance small.
Vice Consul Mitchell, ut Piedras Ne
grae, Mexico, rer rorts to the State De
partHent that James FL. Duval, o citi
zen of the United States and native Of
Mobile, who had been residing In SAINTS
Rosa for several years, engaged In min
ing, WAS murdered July I'd As he was
going to the mine to pay his employees
It is officially announced that tht
Com mercial Gable has notified the othel
cable companies that, unless rates art
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week, 1t will mako another cut, and
ten days from now take messages q: |:
lcsnH 4 word,
J. M. Bourne, during the hearing o.
4 case in court at Owenton, Kentucky
!: charged his nephew, James Bourne
Jr., with false swearing. After coar,
the nephew demanded o retraction
This was refused, and an sltercatior
ensued, during which j. M. Bourne
shot and killed his nephew.
John McMartin, the defaulting agen,
of the Russell Manufacturing Company
at McKeespors, Pa, who left for Canads
eight months ago. was met In Chicago
Wednesday by President Russell, who
> caused his arrest.
, At q conference Of glass prescriptio,
q ware manufacturers and workmen II
!. Plttsburg, Wednesday, all differences
. were ana!cably settled, and work wal
be resumed In oil the factories early ii
i September,
J., James Glenn, 40 years old, wa
killed, and John Schmidt, m idd le.aged
seriously injured Wednesday, by tn
, falling OF truss OF the bridge acros
he Central HUDSON tracks at Schenec
tady, n. Y.
! Julia Hogan and Fsnnia 1sorntor
! colored women, quarreled about snye
in Memphis, Tenn, on Tuesday night
Fannie Thornton was stabbed and
,, killed.
, When the Rsd Star Line STEAMSHIP
! Rhynland arrived at her pier In Jersey
City on Wednesday three firemen were
arrested for mutiny. They will be saA
. back to Belgium for trial.
TIE Treasury Department on WedEss
day received applications for the prs
payment of interest on bonds amoCn c
ing to $3.50, $50, making the total t
date %, 822, 800.
General Sheridan, with his staff, will
leave Washington to-day for Noun
Gretna, to review the National Guard
OF Pennsylvania encampsd there.
John Clay, the only remaining son O
Henry OlaJ, died suddenly on Wednes
day OF heart disease, at his farm, neal
Lexington, Kentucky, aged 67 yesrs.
Miss Margaret G. Meade, sister Of
the late General George q. Meade, died
iu Washington on Wednesday in heI
Both year.
The royal Sismese Princes visited
West Point on Wednesday and re
viewed the corps Of cadets at the Min
tow Acadop